Even with careful handling, this sordid story based on a tale by the famed French writer Guy de Maupassant might repel...
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1991
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A fun-loving girl finds her quest for a good time propelling her into a series of hilarious happenings in this...
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1978
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While searching for his father Pedro Parama, a young boy discovers only horror. He comes to a deserted village and begins to...
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Lic. Trujilio
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1977
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In a Mexican village, the local whorehouse is run by an elderly transvestite man and his daughter. One of the house's...
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1977
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Beloved Mexican screen star La India Maria portrays a poor but honorable woman who causes a stir around town when she...
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1972
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A land-owning aristocrat's daughter has gotten pregnant. Her boyfriend deserts her when she refuses an abortion, and her...
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1971
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An average working-class family contends with the perils of everyday life in this classic melodrama from Mexico starring...
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1969
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When a wandering young lothario crosses paths with a captivating beauty whose physical allure is more than exceeded by her...
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1967
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1964
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1964
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A favorite era of Mexican cinema returns to the screen in this well-wrought tale of a family and how it copes with the...
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1962
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1961
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The musical drama Cuando Mexico Canta stars Rosita Quintana as a poor young woman who, with the help of a devoted teacher,...
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1958
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The Mexican comedy Reportaje follows the wacky adventures that ensue when a man offers a large reward to the journalist that...
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1953
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A woman provokes a fight between two rivals, a father and his son. ~ John Bush, Rovi...
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1953
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El Gran Mentiroso (What A Liar!) was based on The Artificial Children, a play by Federico Reparaz y Abati. The title...
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Director
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1953
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1952
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1952
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In the drama, a father, firmly believing that the baby daughter in his arms is not his own, abandons her upon the doorstep...
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1951
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Having recently escaped from a reformatory for troubled, a voluptuous young delinquent is taken in by a wealthy Spanish...
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1951
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Don Chema
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1950
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Based on a story by Guy de Maupassant, Las Joyas del Pecado begins when an otherwise faithful wife enters into an illicit...
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1950
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El Gran Calavera a dark comedy directed by Luis Buñuel deals with a family's attempt to change the spending habit of the...
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1949
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1949
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Mexican screen legend Pedro Infante stars in director Ismael Rodriguez's drama concerning a father and son who each fall...
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1949
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1949
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1948
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Todo un Cabellero translates loosely as Every Inch a Gentleman, an ironic title indeed given the morbid goings-on. The story...
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1947
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Don Esteban Velasco
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1947
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Flor de Duranzo (Peach Blossom) was based on a novel by Hugo Wast. Though the original story was set in Argentina, it has...
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1945
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Originally titled Como Todos Las Madres stars Mexican film luminary Fernando Soler, who also directed. Based on a popular...
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Director, Coronel Reivera
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1945
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Mexico de Mis Recuerdos (My Memories of Mexico) is a lavish period picture, a genre popular with war-weary Mexican audiences....
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1944
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The ironically titled Que Hombre Tan Simpatico (What a Charming Fellow) is a showcase for Latin American film favorite...
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Director, Amable Corcuera
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1944
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Fernando Soler, Mexico's Number One character actor, heads the cast of Al Son de la Marimba. Soler plays the patriarch of an...
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The Ambitious Father
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1943
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Director Fernando de Fuentes and star Maria Felix, the creative team responsible for the 1943 box-office hit Dona Barbera,...
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Alfredo Velasco
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1943
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The title of this sentimental Mexican comedy-drama translates as When Children Leave Home. The story revolves around the...
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Don Jose
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1943
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El Padre Bernal
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1940
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Refugiados en Madrid (Refugees in Madrid) boasts an impressive array of Mexican film talent, chief among them Maria Conesa,...
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Rafael
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1938
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Celos charts the rocky relationship between an engaged couple after the husband-to-be discovers a picture of her with an old...
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1936
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